
Starts playing all the sound files linked to the current window. Key Combinations With Shift and Ctrl or ⌘ MS-Win The insertion point must be inside or just to the right of the syllable. The following key combinations are used for inserting tone marks above pinyin syllables. You can then choose a character from the conversion box to replace the original character. A list of all similar sounding characters is displayed in the conversion box. Place the insertion point just to the right of the character, then execute the command. This command is only available when editing. Removes highlighted text and places it on the clipboard. Closes the active window.Ĭhooses Cut from the Edit menu. Inserts the character ü (u with two dots).Ĭhooses Close from the File menu. Saves the contents of the active window to a file on disk. Replaces highlighted text with the replacement string.Ĭhooses Save from the File menu. from the Dictionary menu.Ĭhooses Minimize from the Window menu (Mac OS only)Ĭhooses Replace from the Search menu.

Moves the titlebar of the active sub-window down one line.Ĭhooses Enable Editing from the Edit menu.Ĭhooses Hide Wenlin from the Wenlin menu (Mac OS only)Ĭhooses Toggle Dictionaries from the Dictionary menuĬhooses Replace and Find Again from the Search menu.Ĭhooses Look Up Word. Places a copy of the selected text onto the clipboard. For copying text to the current position of the insertion point.Ĭhooses Copy from the Edit menu. Selects (highlights) the entire contents of a window.Ĭhooses Grab from the Edit menu. 3 Key Combinations With Alt (MS-Windows only)Ĭhooses Select All from the Edit menu.2 Key Combinations With Shift and Ctrl or ⌘.
KEYBOARD SHORTCUT TO SWITCH TO SMOOTHSCROLL MAC
If your Mac has a Ctrl or Control key, don’t use it: use ⌘ instead.
KEYBOARD SHORTCUT TO SWITCH TO SMOOTHSCROLL MAC OS
The MS-Windows Ctrl (Control) key is generally equivalent to the Mac OS ⌘ (Command) key. To execute a command with a key combination, hold down the first key (a modifier key), and then press the second key (a letter or number etc.).Īs noted below, some slight differences exist between Mac OS and MS-Windows. No such cue is evident when using a keyboard shortcut. When a menu command appears “dimmed” it is currently unavailable. We have placed asterisks (*) next to these “new” commands, and colored their cells yellow. You needn’t memorize these keyboard shortcuts, since they are listed next to the commands in the menu just pull down the menus to see them (some commands don’t have shortcuts).Ī few commands are documented here for the first time: they are not discussed in the main text, and they don't have equivalent menu items.

Most of these commands are just keyboard shortcuts to the menu commands already documented. This appendix lists Wenlin commands that you can execute with a single keystroke.
